He was the son of the late Norman B. Smith, Sr. and his mother, Evalyn Smith Wall.
When Norman was a teenager, he worked at the family service station, Smith’s S. O., located in downtown Mocksville. He loved fast, old cars. In 1971, he started his employment with Ingersoll-Rand where he worked until his health forced him into early retirement.
Norman was a servant of Christ who loved his church, Blaise Baptist Church.
When Norman was a teenager, he worked at the family service station, Smith’s S. O., located in downtown Mocksville. He loved fast, old cars. In 1971, he started his employment with Ingersoll-Rand where he worked until his health forced him into early retirement.
Norman was a servant of Christ who loved his church, Blaise Baptist Church.
He was the son of the late Norman B. Smith, Sr. and his mother, Evalyn Smith Wall.
When Norman was a teenager, he worked at the family service station, Smith’s S. O., located in downtown Mocksville. He loved fast, old cars. In 1971, he started his employment with Ingersoll-Rand where he worked until his health forced him into early retirement.
Norman was a servant of Christ who loved his church, Blaise Baptist Church.
When Norman was a teenager, he worked at the family service station, Smith’s S. O., located in downtown Mocksville. He loved fast, old cars. In 1971, he started his employment with Ingersoll-Rand where he worked until his health forced him into early retirement.
Norman was a servant of Christ who loved his church, Blaise Baptist Church.
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